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On 16.08.2012 10:17, Christopher Kurtis Koeber wrote:
Hello,
 
We have Squid version 3.1.19 running on our network and everything works OK but we have noticed that rules set up to allow and deny access tend to be a
little slow.
 
So, if an application that we have set to be allowed on our network runs it takes a while for it to connect becaue Squid is processing a rule for the port for that application. Once Squid allows the application to connect (via the "CONNECT" method) then everything works fine but it takes a long time (30-60 seconds) for the rule allowing that application to connect to apply.
 
What can I do to fix this?

Start with showing us the access configuration please.

So far all we can say is "well, you start with optimizing the order", but can't point you at particular details. For example do you have several million regex patterns being processed? or a slow DNA lookup?

Once the order is streamlined for minimal tests performed it is easier to debug test and see where the remaining bottlenecks are.

Amos


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